The Ring Alarm S kit, which includes a second-generation Indoor Cam, is now available on Amazon for 119.99 euros, a significant discount from its lowest price of 239.97 euros in the past 30 days. This offer requires a 12-month subscription to Ring Home Standard, which affects the total cost. The kit includes six components: a base with a siren, a numeric keypad, an open sensor, a motion detector, a range extender, and the camera. Amazon markets this product for use in apartments and one-bedroom houses. Installation is designed to be user-friendly, with the open sensor and motion detector attached using adhesive strips, and only the keypad requiring screws for wall mounting. The Ring app provides step-by-step guidance for setting up each component. The sensors communicate with the base using Z-Wave Plus, a wireless technology that operates independently of Wi-Fi and has a range of about 76 meters. This is sufficient for covering a typical 70-square-meter apartment. The Indoor Cam offers Full HD video recording both day and night, and allows for two-way communication. It features a physical cover that hides the lens when you are at home. The system lets users arm and disarm the alarm from the keypad or the app, with notifications sent for any detected movement or opened doors. In case of an intrusion, the base's siren can reach 104 dB, slightly below the average of 120 dB found in competing systems. The base can operate on battery for 24 hours during a power outage, while sensors use lithium batteries for about three years and the keypad requires recharging about every seven months. The camera is placed on a shelf to monitor the area and can alert neighbors or the police when an alarm is triggered. The Ring Alarm S kit is best suited for those living in small spaces who want self-monitoring without a professional surveillance contract. However, it may not be ideal for homes with multiple entry points, as it includes only one open sensor, and additional accessories are expensive. The camera lacks a microSD slot, meaning all video recordings must be stored through the subscription service. If the 12-month Ring Home Standard subscription fits your budget, the Ring Alarm S kit is currently available at 119.99 euros on Amazon, sold and shipped by Amazon. At this price, the kit matches the cost it had during the June Prime Day promotion. However, the total cost for the first year, including the subscription, would be 219.59 euros, based on a monthly fee of 8.30 euros. This subscription provides additional features such as automatic calls to emergency contacts, a cellular backup connection, and access to up to 180 days of video history. This offer is best for those who were already planning to subscribe for the system’s features. If you prefer to avoid recurring fees, consider alarms that do not require a subscription. Also, be mindful of the additional cost if you need to monitor multiple doors and windows. To take advantage of Prime Day promotions, consider becoming an Amazon Prime member. A free 30-day trial is available, making it a good time to test the service. Other current promotions include Cyberghost VPN at 2.19 euros per month for 2 years and 2 months free, the B&You 100Go 5G plan at 13.99 euros per month without commitment, Deezer Premium for three months with the option to cancel anytime, and various other deals on software, subscriptions, and services. To participate in Amazon Prime Flash Days, you need to first subscribe to Amazon Prime. This can be done easily by creating an Amazon account and choosing from different subscription plans, such as 69 euros per year, 6.99 euros per month, or a student plan at 3.49 euros per month.